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7 Ways to Leverage Your Power at Work

Marshall Goldsmith

6) Referent – based on the likableness of the leader. Don’t assume that executives can automatically ‘make the connection’ between the benefit to your unit and the benefit to the larger corporation. 4) Present a realistic cost-benefit analysis of your ideas–don’t just sell benefits.

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7 Ways to Save Money and Maximize Your Fleet’s Productivity

Strategy Driven

Upfitting Commercial Vehicles and the Importance of Company Branding Upfitting refers to modifying a vehicle to better suit the specific needs of your business. Additionally, the cost-effectiveness of outsourcing largely depends on the quality of the service provider.

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How to Do Walking Meetings Right

Harvard Business Review

However, look at these findings through the lens of a cost-benefit analysis. The costs associated with regularly participating in walking meetings are next to nil. Open-ended responses to our survey seemed to back this up by referring to moments of creativity sparked by walking meetings. Most likely not.

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7 Myths About Coming Out at Work

Harvard Business Review

Coming out is a constant cost-benefit analysis and requires weighing different risks. Others who conform to heterosexual or cisgender stereotypes say they can ‘fly under the radar’ altogether. Myth #7: People are scared to come out just because of career risks.